Heavy fight over rate increases sparks broad opposition
Immense opposition forms against a proposed rail rate hike as workers, managers, and allied unions mobilize. Rail companies defend higher charges to cover rising costs while warn of layoffs and service cuts if rates rise. Officials report plans to cut jobs and curb freight volumes to preserve revenue, triggering nationwide demonstrations and potential strikes.
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United Prewmy Wartungoin
Iveronskit Pnenonger
Pallioun
Tia Polision
Theweseatate Cometore Comuniavion
Teie
Hole Yateme
Nhryss Snonil
Ansertion Iti
Ino Up Aguinet
Poles Seek Armistice Request to Moscow
Warsaw reports the Polini Jcorncil of national defense will request Moscow for armed intervention along the Mine as suggested by the Alida. Announcement confirms the plan to seek outside military involvement.
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Warsaw
Polini Jcorncil
National Defense
Moscow
Alida
Body of Woman Found in Trunk in New York
A trunk discovery at the Ly Asmathan Mailway Express Company yard in New York reveals the corpse of a woman, estimated by doctors to be around thirty years old. Police report the trunk had been shipped from Dallas on June 17 and opened days later, with investigators pursuing murder leads.
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New York
Fh Aide
Ly Asmathan Mailway
Tumoy Douglas
New
Dax
Ndor
May Ration Use of All Gasoline
United Press reports a national plan to ration gasoline across the United States. Officials consider curtailing consumption and raising prices to enforce a wartime rationing system.
Coal Shortage Threatens Nationwide Labor Action
Serious coal shortage warning. Operators predict a nationwide disruption next month with 20 000 day workers in the southern Illinois region set to strike. President Frank Werrington of the miners union says he cannot control the situation.
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Illinois
Chicni
Pduio
Hus
Iilinots
Miitola Aiivors
Werrington
Minory
Sinton King
Halloway Gets Tryout Opportunity With Giants
William Halloway, Erie baseball figure and member of the Oldo tiaeball nine, has been summoned to New York for a Giants tryout. He was instructed to report tonight by telegram, with details pending on his field position.
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William Halloway
Erie
Menon
Hirrry
New York
Giants
Halloway
New
Lagaxnoy
Funeral of Vanderbilt in Paris Monday
United Press reports the funeral of William Vanderbilt will be held Monday at the American church of the Holy Trinity in Paris. The body will be taken to the United States for interment in the Vanderbilt family vault.
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Vanderbilt
Paris
United Press
William Vanderbilt
Holt
Qineo
United Bate
Staton
Mayor Cox Preparing Acceptance Speech in Columbus
The article notes Mayor Cox will begin drafting his acceptance speech in Columbus. It mentions themes on prohibition reform and the Anti Saloon League, with expectations he will respond to the Democratic nominee’s positions and reference Senator Harding’s speech for comparison.
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Cox
Harding
Dayton
United Proms
Columbus
Tamey
M. Cox
Alk
AntiSaloon League
Noticios
Essea
Benitor Harding
Keneptanes
Franklin Nine Plays Locals Tomorrow
The Franklin nine travels to meet local opponents tomorrow led by Otto Jordan former Franklin manager. Norton, the former Independents pitcher, is expected to start for the visitors as one of the finest amateur clubs. The Franklin team recently opened with a 48 to 0 victory over Gros City and will host the famed White Sox in a Sunday game.
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Joewla
Atti
Washington Strut
Tin Keio al Btu
Franklin
Uty
Otto Jordan
Franlklin Tadonon Dents Jand
Jond Bago
Norton
Independents
Yinitors
Mingestion
Gros City
Alamanco White Sox
Resolute Leads Early In Race With Fast Start
Aboard Channelled Stamei Dlover Boltsboroogi, the race opened with Resolute pulling ahead by a strong margin just before the start. Shamrock and Who Shamrock trailed briefly as Resolute maintained a slight lead after 2:07 with 700 yards remaining.
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Henry J. Parrott
United Trews
Both Ivery
Jed Aceese
Minoty Miauton
Eee
Shamrock
Cox Sends Workers for Suffrage Effort In Ohio
Governor Cox orders volunteers and personal representatives to campaign for ratification of the suffrage amendment as the legislature session opens on August 6. Gears White, head of the national campaign, urges Democratic workers to mobilize nationwide support. In other news, the funeral for Peter D. Mors will be held Monday at 10 oclock at St Elizbeths Church after his body arrives from New York.
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Diy
United Press
Columbus
Tamyn M. Cox
Vomultee
Pulsecuriste
Tonnetog
Cox
Gears White
National Companition
Start
Peter D. Mors
New York
Why a Chamber of Commerce Matters to Your City
A local chamber binds leaders to advance the city by cooperative action. It connects business and citizens, promotes confidence, and fosters progress. The effort benefits all by organizing capable people toward shared welfare and communal services.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eithank
Creed, Glass
Mohawk Co Accelerates New Corry Plant Extensions
Mohawk Company rapidly completes an extensive Corry plant extension including new warehouse and receiving department. Steel from C. R. Rogers Company. Mohawk’s own construction crew handles the work. More than $40,000 is being spent on the development of the Corry Plant.
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Hinsila
Apoola
Wie C. R. Rogers Company
Mohawk Company
Gory
Final decision awaited in disputed election case
A ruling in the SiosonOYuson sleeon dispute is expected today or tomorrow after weeks of vote canvassing. Judge McCornick of Locke Haven prepared briefs, with contestants' filings submitted for the decision. County commissioners certified the result, confirming Harridburg as the winner by a narrow margin.
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McCornick
Locke Havin
Boi
Commissionars
Revival of body of Private Chapman in this city
Mrs Abbie Chapman of Fair Pleasant Ket announces the revival of Private Stephen M Obyepman whose body will be sent to New York in August and then to Bear Lake for interment. The private died of pneumonia in France on February 7 1919.
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Abbie Chapman
Fai Pleasant Ket
Stephin M. Obyepman
Wew York
Augustus
Willl
Bear Lake
Chapman Girl
Potumonia
France
City Solicitor to Attend Conference in Pittsburgh
City Solicitor G. P. Sincaid will attend a conference called by the United States Bureau of Mines in Pittsburgh on July 88th. Solicitor Rivcald noted the attending attorneys from Yewasaako are expected to participate in the event focusing on mining regulation and related matters.
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G.P. Sincaid
Rivcald
United States Bureau of Mites
New Manager for A and P Store Reported
George Birks takes over as manager of the A and P store here. He previously managed in Olean and now transfers to Rhyporian with Barivgelis Tettyeatorday taking over in his former post.
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George Birks
Fmontha
Barivgelis
Rail unions conduct referendum on wage award result
A rail labor conference reports a referendum on the $8 wage award by the labor board. Union leaders argue the decision is acceptable while planning for possible strikes as government protection lapsed after September. Federal officials monitor labor unrest amid calls for restraint and preservation of orderly operations.
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United Pron
All Labor Board
Sail Tabor Board
Talen
Tharaikonia
Lake
Order Restored in Belfast Amid Ongoing Patrols
Reports indicate restored order in Belfast after unrest. Troops continue patrols at the streets as authorities assess damage and casualties. Early word suggests fatalities and numerous injuries among rioters, with conflicting accounts of exact figures.
Government posts remain unfilled amid refusals
Nearly nine score important government posts remain vacant as appointees refuse to accept, fearing Senate rejection of Wilson’s nominees. The vacancies include seven on the shipping board, an assistant secretary of war, an assistant secretary of state, a Navy post, and two tariff commissions.
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Senate
United Presa Washington
Wilson
Phe Point Fonn
Harding Urges Ratification Amid Shaky Diplomatic Notes
President Harding presses for ratification as a State Department inquiry seeks origin of a vague representation regarding British and French government support. The inquiry confirms no specific agent or dispatch but notes uncertainty about who sent the representation. The report mentions stock listings and oil shares in a broad financial context.
Opening Prayer Delivered At Unification Ceremonies
The ceremony opened with a prayer led by Bishop Oldham of Go-Inmijus. He praised the mission school teachers Miss Mosel Mee Oray and Miss Zelin York and called for strength to meet the days ahead.
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Wishop
William F. Oldham
Go- Inmijus
Miro
Androswee
Oldham
Joice
Hungary Mobilizes Against Rising Government Pressure
Crude OCR notes indicate a political mobilization theme with references to Hungary and government tension though the text is fragmentary and unclear. No concrete events, dates, or named entities beyond Hungary are readable. The fragmentary line hints at opposition activity but lacks specifics for detail.
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